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Well, I guess that's fine if you're into AI-generated waifus and that sort of thing—at least you're honest, I suppose—though I feel like your reply doesn't really have much to do with what I said.
A day just like any other arrives, and a most peculiar entity enters the world. The sky is dull and the air is cold, yet joyful music plays, fragrant flowers bloom, and of course, there are horses with swan heads—complete with long, slender swan necks. Their legs are forged from a non-oxidizing...
Today I'm going to start writing the parody. It won't be high literature—just a simple story. So, if the punctuation is off, it's the translator's fault, not mine; I don't know of any apps right now that can translate very vulgar or grotesque texts while keeping the punctuation perfectly in...
Although I already knew the story of Worm, I was never motivated to read it. However, after reading it, I must say that it's a pretty good and well-written story, and it's understandable why it has so many fans. If you haven't read it, I recommend you do.
He was also quite direct when something seemed silly or out of place or an overrated piece of writing to him, and that's why he never received the Nobel Prize.
Well, Borges was a bit sensitive when Mario Vargas Llosa asked him why he was living in a house with leaks, as if mocking Borges a little. Borges laughed and kicked him out of his house, and then said that he had never read any of Llosa's books, and even mockingly called Llosa a condominium...
Well, perhaps I should have been a little more specific there, since, as I said, it depends on how you define dressing up. What is known is that he dressed extravagantly once with C.S. Lewis. What I understand is that Borges personally, while respecting the right of others to dress as they...
Well, it depends on what you mean by "disguising" in various programs. Just putting on glasses and a scarf on your face counts as disguising. The same goes for elf ears; it depends on how you define the word.
Exactly, there's nothing wrong with pointy ears like elves'. There are many drawings by famous and not-so-famous artists who make their characters with pointy ears, and they look good. That's what Borges tries to say: if you like a style, a type of art, a book, you should just read it and look...